More India Huts

I've been very slack with posting on here lately, but will try and catch up a bit.
Here are some more Indian huts I traded with a friend in the States, made in November of last year.
They are the same basic design used in the other constructions but are very effective. I have thought of a few changes to do on these types of buildings next time around and should be starting some more very soon. (Click the images to enlarge)

India - Large Rural Hut

This is another Indian hut with a thatched work area. It has aloft area accessed by a ladder out the back. I used filler again but with only a few patches of wattle and daub showing through. (Click the images to enlarge)

India - Rural Hut

I finished off a couple of Indian huts today. At least they are what I think Indian huts might look like.
They are cardboard based, with a covering of "weed mat" and a towel thatched roof. (Click the images to enlarge)

M.O.A.B. 2009

Rotary and me went to MOAB yesterday at Sylvania in Sydney - it was pretty good and I enjoyed myself (I think even Rotary did as well!). We've been before and it hasn't been too crash hot. But it was better this time round, probably because I'm so keen to get some wargaming up and going. They had quite a few games on (mostly Warhammer) and some had decent terrain. There were some good stalls and I picked up some cast terrain pieces from Battlefield Accessories, some gabions, dressed stone and rock walls. For the price they are very reasonable. Rotary picked up his Hyboria/Conan boardgame for a decent price and some cool resin skull piles from Mike Broadbent. I hadn't realized there were so many Australian distributors and got a good stack of business cards. One thing that was seriously lacking was participation and skirmish games, which there was none of either.

Old Glory - Pathan Tribesmen

I got a good deal on these mounted Pathan Tribesmen from Old Glory. I'm not a huge fan of OG but I think these are good poses and have character. There are a few tribesmen who have their muskets plastered again the sides of their heads and look a little odd, but the majority are good. I have posted some pics of a couple of the best ones, because finding images of them on the net is a bit hit and miss. They will serve many roles in our game.